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Dangerous Music, Inc.

154 East 2

Street #4

New York, NY 10009

www.dangerousmusic.com

Overview

The MQ is designed to provide accurate metering and mixing for the cue

environment. High quality analog and digital meter movements are fed from the meter

sends of the Dangerous Monitor or other source. There are two headphone amplifiers

that are fed from a simple mixer on the front panel. A talkback microphone with inject

levels rounds out the package. A "Dim" signal is sent back to the Monitor to dim the

control room speakers when the talkback key is pressed if desired. The MQ and Monitor

were made for each other but can also work independently.

Hooking up your MQ

1. The first connector is for the power supply. It is good engineering practice to make all

the other connections to MQ before applying power.

2. The next six connectors are audio inputs that feed the cue mixer and analog meters.

The exact functions of these inputs and usage examples will be explained in the next

section.

3. The talkback switch and cable gets plugged into the "TB REMOTE" jack to activate

the talkback microphone. A regular mic cable or XLR tie line can be used to extend the

talkback switch. A foot-operated switch can also be used (See pg 8 for connector pinout.)

4. The "DIM CMND" jack sends a signal to the Dangerous Monitor to dim the control

room speakers. This prevents feedback and loud music from getting into the cue system

upon talkback activation.

5. When the talkback switch is pressed, the "SLATE OUT" jack provides the talkback

signal for slating mixes, driving a PA system or phone patch.

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